The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
AN$ERR0RLESS GAME.
WHEELING SHUTS OUT A1ANsF1ELp
A Good Game at the Island Park lzl,ns
Departs Suddenly -His Resemblance to o
Wheeling man-Other Games Played <
U YestesdAy-aenerai bali News. X

b AVVetb OL uRse DILL WHO BtAyeu away
from the Island Park yesterday, missed The
finest game played by the home team this
season, which resulted in shutting Mans.
fold out, and only allowing two mon to
see third base. Dunn pitched magni0.
cont game, striking out eight men, and
adding to his laurelH by making a home
run in the third inning. The vleitoss only
got four actusl hi!u OF his delivery, and o
base on balls In the ninth inning. Wheel.
ing pounded Miller for ten hits, making
four oil thon with a total Of eight In the
frat inning, and earning the three runs
made. The batting OF Wheeling was ter.
rifle, as 1t must have boen to have earned
SIX out Of the total Of aeyen runs made.
The field was like clock.work, the entire
game being played without an error.
Weatlako's play behind the ba. Was per.
feet. Nicholson, Dunn, Oroyau and Stem.
eel carried OF the batting honors for the
home team. a,i,i0 aqIlrpnIgal 4sggl
Ths Mansfelds fresh from their victories
oyor Misunderstanding the Statement
out IN the lest one-entered the grounds
in the bus singing gu anthem Of victory,
but they LEI. chanting sopg OF wos,
They played brilliant fielding game, the
four errors charged 10 them being in q
measure cxcasabls. The prettiest play
made was that oil Groeu, the center fielder.
Westlako had reached frat oafoly in the
fourth inning, and Cro2an picking up his
favorise bat hit long fly to center which
everyone thought was going over the,
ience, but by hard run Green took 1t In
against tho fence and by beautiful throw
to first put out Westlake who was starting
back from second. The play was loudly
cheersd Gs 1t deserved to be. Tho viaitofs
made q terrible fight to prevent q shut out,
but 1t Was no uss. In the ninth inning
after Green struck out and Delehanty flied
out, AiIon got his base on baIis. Z,iher
then came to tho bat as q iorlorn hope.
twas then Dunn showed his staying
powerH and his ability as pitcher. The
speed ho put on those balls was eome.
thing marvelous. Four hot ahot went
fairly over tho plato without Esther being
able to touch one Of them, and the game
WAS ended. 5aaNs5 re 81 3
Wheeling ncored in the first, third and
ninth. Crogan opened the fun by put.
ting tho bail over right field fence. He
wont to third on q wild pitch, and after
Dunn went cut on a hot liner to Allen he
scored on Nichols limo drive to centre.
Nichols stolo second and went to third on
Ysik's wild throw to cu!him of. Hetrotted
across the home plate on Nicholaon's ter.
rife drive to left for homo run. White
got second On bit to centre and passed
ball, but was doubled up there on Ste1.
zsPs fly to Delehanty. a. I5
In the third Orogan flied out to center.
Dunn then picked up the stick and after
having three strikes drove the ball out TO
deep lett for a home run. Nichols died at
first on Q hit to short. Nicholson reached
first on daisy cutter to centor. atole SEC.
ond and came home on Whites hit over
second, the latter reaching second, and
scoring on Miflet's wild throw OF Stcnzeps
phantom. Myers went out on hit to
short. Stencil in !the NINTH inning rap.
ped out beautiful thrss.baeger to LETT.
| Myers struck out, and Stencil scored on
Wcstlake's out at first on bit to third.
kimber ended tho game for Wheeling by
tying out to right. 2f.5.''y
In the absence OF shetsline, Kimber
played frat; and wes as much at home
there as in the box. Curtin umpired
lairly enough. The same clubs play again
today. Following is the ecoYe: Il. -.